Activision has released new statistics that speak to cheating in the Call of Duty: Black Ops 7 multiplayer beta, with the company claiming that nearly 99% of matches are cheater-free.

Activision’s anti-cheat team, Ricochet, said when the beta began back on October 2, about 97.5% of matches were cheater-free. By the fifth day of the beta, about 98.8% of matches had no cheaters.

The publisher went on to say that the anti-cheat tools in Black Ops 7’s beta “adapted and improved” over time, helping to ensure “more players experience the clean matches they expect.”

Activision added that it has spent years investing in and refining the anti-cheat tools to get to where things stand today, and it’s not the end. The publisher said it will continue to work on improving the anti-cheat tools so that people feel can feel confident they played a clean and fair match.

“We’re not done yet,” Activision said. “Ricochet anti-cheat keeps adapting to protect your time and your matches, and most important, earn your trust. There’s much more to come.”

Do you believe COD is now mostly free of cheating? no? me either.